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package/dist/adapter/setup-three-root-adapter.js

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-/**
- * SetupThreeRootAdapter — the first-party implementer of {@link RootAdapter}
- * that mounts ONE three root from an imperative `setup(ctx)` function.
- *
- * This is where Rapier lives now: the host no longer knows about it.
- * `mount(host)` builds the full first-party runtime (the body
- * that used to live inline in `create-runtime.ts`) from a neutral
- * {@link ThreeHostContext}, runs the game's `setup`, and returns a
- * {@link MountedThreeRoot}. First-party content is now just one implementer of
- * the same interface an unmodified external game implements (Phase B).
- *
- * It was `VgaiSceneGameAdapter` until WO-9 tasks #6/#9. Both halves of that
- * name had stopped being true: it loads no scene (the `.vscn.json` branches
- * went with the format in WO-8 — `setup` is the only mount path left), and what
- * it mounts is one three ROOT, not a game (a game is the manifest's whole set
- * of roots). The R3F/TSX world root is a SEPARATE adapter; this one is
- * specifically the `fromSetup` path.
- *
- * `GameSetupFn` / `GameContext` are imported ONLY here (and in the example
- * `fromSetup` wrappers) — never by the host. That confinement is the inversion.
- */
-import RAPIER from '@dimforge/rapier3d-compat';
-import * as THREE from 'three';
-import { clearAssetCaches } from '../asset-loaders';
-import { createSeededRandom, DEFAULT_SEEDED_RANDOM_SEED, getSeededRandom, } from '../core/seeded-random';
-import { createSimClock, getSimClock } from '../core/sim-clock';
-import { createSystemRunner } from '../core/system-runner';
-import { createDebugDraw } from '../dev/debug-draw';
-import { registerRenderVitals } from '../dev/register-render-vitals';
-import { createRenderDebugAdapter, frameCaptureContextFor, } from '../dev/render-debug-adapter';
-import { collectRenderMemory } from '../dev/render-memory';
-import { RENDER_SUBMIT_PHASE } from '../dev/render-vitals';
-import { createWebGLFrameCapture } from '../dev/webgl-frame-capture';
-import { createWebGLGpuTimer } from '../dev/webgl-gpu-timer';
-import { createSceneIndex } from '../ecs/scene-index';
-import { getUserData, hasUserData, setUserData } from '../ecs/user-data';
-import { InputManager } from '../input/input-manager';
-import { setAssetPrefix } from '../loader';
-import { createCollisionSystem } from '../physics/collision-system';
-import { createPhysicsRegistry } from '../physics/physics-registry';
-import { createTransformWriter } from '../physics/transform-writer';
-import { updateSceneLODs } from '../render/lod';
-import { createSoftParticleDepthPass } from '../render/soft-particle-depth';
-import { disposeSparkRendererWhenIdle, SPARK_DISCOVERY_INTERVAL_MS, sceneHasGaussianSplat, shouldDiscoverGaussianSplat, } from '../render/spark-renderer-lifecycle';
-import { ViewportShadingRenderer } from '../render/viewport-shading';
-import { createDebugRegistry, getDebugRegistry, } from '../runtime/debug-registry';
-import { devBuildEnabled } from '../runtime/dev-build';
-import { disposeDebrisSubtree } from '../runtime/game';
-import { setupAudio } from '../setup/setup-audio';
-import { setupParticles } from '../setup/setup-particles';
-import { setupPhysics, updatePhysicsDebug } from '../setup/setup-physics';
-import { createSceneView } from '../setup/setup-renderer';
-import { createAudioSystemAdapter, releaseAudioMeters } from './first-party-systems';
-import { createRapierPhysicsAdapter } from './rapier-physics-adapter';
-/** Minimal stand-in for the GPU composer when mounting headlessly. */
-function headlessComposer(renderer) {
-    return {
-        render: () => { },
-        setSize: () => { },
-        dispose: () => { },
-        addPass: () => { },
-        removeAllPasses: () => { },
-        passes: [],
-        getRenderer: () => renderer,
-    };
-}
-/**
- * Wrap a first-party `setup` function as a {@link RootAdapter}. This is how every
- * first-party example becomes an implementer of the same interface an external
- * game implements — with no change to the setup's body.
- */
-export function fromSetup(id, setup) {
-    return new SetupThreeRootAdapter({ id, setup });
-}
-export class SetupThreeRootAdapter {
-    config;
-    id;
-    constructor(config = {}) {
-        this.config = config;
-        this.id = config.id ?? 'setup-three';
-    }
-    // biome-ignore lint/complexity/noExcessiveCognitiveComplexity: one cohesive first-party bootstrap (moved verbatim from create-runtime); splitting it would obscure the ordering contract
-    async mount(host) {
-        const { setup, editorPreview, inputMapPath = '/inputmaps/default.inputmap.json', assetPrefix = '/', } = this.config;
-        const headless = host.headless === true;
-        const { width, height } = host.surface;
-        const renderer = host.renderer;
-        setAssetPrefix(assetPrefix);
-        // --- Scene view (scene/camera/composer). Browser: canonical builder.
-        //     Headless: plain scene/camera + a no-op composer (no GPU). ---
-        let scene;
-        let camera;
-        let composer;
-        if (headless) {
-            scene = new THREE.Scene();
-            scene.background = new THREE.Color(0x1a1a2e);
-            camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(60, width / height || 1, 0.1, 1000);
-            camera.position.set(0, 5, 10);
-            camera.lookAt(0, 0, 0);
-            composer = headlessComposer(renderer);
-        }
-        else {
-            const view = createSceneView(renderer, width, height);
-            scene = view.scene;
-            camera = view.camera;
-            composer = view.composer;
-        }
-        // --- Rapier physics ---
-        await RAPIER.init();
-        const physics = setupPhysics(RAPIER, scene);
-        const physicsRegistry = createPhysicsRegistry();
-        const writeTransforms = createTransformWriter(physicsRegistry, scene);
-        // --- Input (InputManager attaches window listeners; stub it headlessly) ---
-        const ownsInput = !host.game;
-        const input = host.game?.input ?? (headless ? headlessInput() : new InputManager());
-        if (!headless) {
-            if (host.game)
-                await host.game.loadInputMap(inputMapPath);
-            else
-                await input.loadMap(inputMapPath);
-        }
-        // --- Collision system ---
-        const collisions = createCollisionSystem(physics.rapierWorld, physics.eventQueue);
-        // --- Audio (Web Audio — browser only) ---
-        const audio = headless ? headlessAudio() : setupAudio(camera);
-        // --- Particles (three.quarks BatchedRenderer) ---
-        const particles = setupParticles(scene);
-        // Scene depth for any soft-particle system registered against this world.
-        // Inert (not one traversal, not one draw) until `registerParticleSystem`
-        // arms it — see `../render/soft-particle-depth.ts`.
-        const softParticleDepth = createSoftParticleDepthPass();
-        // --- Debug draw / assets ---
-        const debugDraw = createDebugDraw(scene);
-        const assets = host.assets;
-        // Test/headless adapters may provide the renderer surface needed by the
-        // runtime without a real WebGL context. GPU timing is optional diagnostics:
-        // degrade honestly when the renderer/context cannot expose extensions.
-        const rendererContext = typeof renderer.getContext === 'function' ? renderer.getContext() : undefined;
-        const gpuTimer = !headless && rendererContext && typeof rendererContext.getExtension === 'function'
-            ? createWebGLGpuTimer(rendererContext)
-            : null;
-        // W4b (F11 frame debugger): first-party WebGL2 frame capture, constructed
-        // under the SAME real-context guard as gpuTimer — a headless/stub mount
-        // (`frameCaptureContextFor` returns null) never builds it and never
-        // registers `renderDebug`, so the capability is honestly absent there. The
-        // capture only patches the context WHILE a `captureFrame()` is armed (see
-        // beginPass/endPass in the render system below); every non-capture frame
-        // is zero-overhead.
-        const frameCaptureContext = frameCaptureContextFor(headless, rendererContext);
-        const frameCapture = frameCaptureContext ? createWebGLFrameCapture(frameCaptureContext) : null;
-        const renderDebugWiring = frameCapture
-            ? createRenderDebugAdapter({
-                capture: frameCapture,
-                scene,
-                memory: () => collectRenderMemory(scene, renderer.info),
-            })
-            : null;
-        const viewportShading = new ViewportShadingRenderer();
-        let viewportShadingMode = 'solid';
-        /** Top-level `renderer.render()` calls the last presentation cost — written
-         *  by the render system, read by `postFrame`. See both for why the count is
-         *  latched rather than differenced at report time. */
-        let lastPresentationPasses = 0;
-        // --- System runner (engine-level systems) ---
-        const systems = createSystemRunner(host.game?.profiler.systemObserver, 'three');
-        // D15/T-D15.3/.5: pass the LIVE shared game tick (not a locally-counted
-        // one) into every `poll()` call — `debugRegistry` is declared further
-        // down in this same `mount()` (it needs `ctx`/`systemAdapters` to exist
-        // first), but this callback only ever executes during real frame
-        // ticks, long after `mount()` has fully returned and `debugRegistry` is
-        // initialized (a safe closure-over-a-later-const, not a genuine
-        // use-before-init). `host.game` gates it: a bare mount with no `Game`
-        // shell behind it (test harnesses predating T7.1) has no shared tick to
-        // key off, so `InputManager.poll()` falls back to its own internal
-        // self-incrementing counter instead (unchanged pre-D15 behavior) rather
-        // than being pinned to a constant `0` forever.
-        if (ownsInput)
-            systems.add('input', () => input.poll(), { name: 'input.poll' });
-        systems.add('physics', () => physics.rapierWorld.step(physics.eventQueue), {
-            name: 'physics.step',
-        });
-        systems.add('postPhysics', () => {
-            collisions.drain();
-            writeTransforms();
-        }, { name: 'physics.sync' });
-        systems.add('preRender', (dt) => {
-            particles.batchedRenderer.update(dt);
-            updateSceneLODs(scene, camera);
-            sparkDiscoveryElapsedMs += dt * 1_000;
-            const shouldDiscover = shouldDiscoverGaussianSplat(0, sparkDiscoveryElapsedMs);
-            if (!sparkRenderer && !sparkRendererLoading && !sparkRendererFailed && shouldDiscover) {
-                sparkDiscoveryElapsedMs = 0;
-                if (!sceneHasGaussianSplat(scene))
-                    return;
-                sparkRendererLoading = true;
-                void import('@sparkjsdev/spark')
-                    .then(({ SparkRenderer }) => {
-                    if (disposed || sparkRenderer)
-                        return;
-                    sparkRenderer = new SparkRenderer({ renderer, enableLod: false });
-                    sparkRenderer.traverse((node) => setUserData(node, 'engineInternal', true));
-                })
-                    .catch((error) => {
-                    sparkRendererFailed = true;
-                    // biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noConsole: A missing renderer chunk must fail once and loudly, not retry every frame.
-                    console.error('Failed to install SparkRenderer for a live Gaussian splat.', error);
-                })
-                    .finally(() => {
-                    sparkRendererLoading = false;
-                });
-            }
-        }, { name: 'materials-and-particles' });
-        if (!headless) {
-            systems.add('render', (dt) => {
-                const profiler = host.game?.profiler;
-                if (profiler?.enabled)
-                    gpuTimer?.begin();
-                if (sparkRenderer)
-                    scene.add(sparkRenderer);
-                // W4b: arm-gated frame capture wraps the real draw calls. beginPass
-                // is a no-op unless a captureFrame() armed it; afterRender delivers
-                // the assembled capture to a pending captureFrame() and restores the
-                // patched context — in the SAME finally as gpuTimer.end(). Spark is
-                // added before this so its draws fall inside the captured frame.
-                // Soft-particle scene depth goes in FRONT of the frame's own draw:
-                // the fade samples the geometry behind the particle, which cannot be
-                // the depth attachment the particle is drawn into. Deliberately
-                // OUTSIDE the capture and profiler brackets below — it is a prepass,
-                // not part of the frame's presentation, and a captured frame should
-                // show the draws the user sees.
-                softParticleDepth.render(renderer, scene, camera);
-                renderDebugWiring?.beforeRender();
-                // Issue #1504: CPU render submission, bracketed as its OWN profiler
-                // phase nested inside the frame's enclosing `render` phase. This is
-                // the frame's only isolated measurement of "how long did it take to
-                // hand the draws to the driver" — the `render` phase around it also
-                // contains physics-debug redraw and every other world's render work,
-                // and a system span would key the reading to this adapter's system
-                // NAME. The profiler's phase clock is a stack precisely so this
-                // bracket cannot truncate its parent (`dev/performance-profiler.ts`).
-                // It is also what makes a frame a PRESENTATION as far as the vitals
-                // fold is concerned: no draw, no bracket, no display frame.
-                profiler?.beginPhase();
-                // `info.render.frame` counts top-level renderer.render() calls and
-                // survives `info.reset()`, so its delta across the draw is how many
-                // passes the composer chain (plus shadows) actually cost.
-                const passesBefore = renderer.info.render.frame;
-                try {
-                    viewportShading.render(scene, viewportShadingMode, () => composer.render(dt), 
-                    // Scene authoring can temporarily attach editor infrastructure
-                    // (gizmos/helpers on their own layer) to this same native scene.
-                    // Only replace materials the actual game camera can render.
-                    (mesh) => camera.layers.test(mesh.layers));
-                }
-                finally {
-                    profiler?.endPhase(RENDER_SUBMIT_PHASE);
-                    lastPresentationPasses = renderer.info.render.frame - passesBefore;
-                    renderDebugWiring?.afterRender();
-                    sparkRenderer?.removeFromParent();
-                    gpuTimer?.end();
-                }
-                if (physics.debugEnabled)
-                    updatePhysicsDebug(physics.rapierWorld, physics.debugMesh);
-            }, { name: 'three.render' });
-        }
-        // --- Debug toggle (browser only) ---
-        const onDebugToggle = (e) => {
-            if (e.code === 'KeyP') {
-                physics.debugEnabled = !physics.debugEnabled;
-                physics.debugMesh.visible = physics.debugEnabled;
-            }
-        };
-        if (!headless)
-            window.addEventListener('keydown', onDebugToggle);
-        const postFrame = () => {
-            if (ownsInput)
-                input.endFrame();
-            // `renderer.info` is checked, not assumed: a headless/stub renderer
-            // supplies only what the runtime needs to mount, and a mount with no
-            // counters must report NOTHING rather than throw once per frame. This
-            // used to be unreachable because only the editor ever enabled the
-            // profiler; the engine enables it itself under the dev gate now (see the
-            // render-vitals seed below), so the assumption has to be paid for.
-            if (host.game?.profiler.enabled && renderer.info) {
-                host.game.profiler.reportRender({
-                    gpuMs: gpuTimer?.poll() ?? null,
-                    drawCalls: renderer.info.render.calls,
-                    triangles: renderer.info.render.triangles,
-                    geometries: renderer.info.memory.geometries,
-                    textures: renderer.info.memory.textures,
-                    // The LAST presentation's pass count, not a delta taken here: under
-                    // the display-rate loop this hook runs once per fixed SUBSTEP, so a
-                    // delta measured at this point would read as 0 on every substep that
-                    // did not draw. Same one-frame-warm semantics as the renderer.info
-                    // counters beside it.
-                    renderPasses: lastPresentationPasses,
-                });
-            }
-        };
-        // The mounted game's adapter surface (`mounted.systems`). Declared before
-        // ctx so `ctx.registerSystemAdapter` can close over it: the engine fills
-        // the first-party entries below; GAME-owned capabilities (networking,
-        // navigation) are registered by the game's setup through the ctx hook.
-        // The editor holds this same object reference (setActiveSystems), so
-        // late registrations are visible to its panels at read time.
-        const systemAdapters = {};
-        // P3 — `ctx.clock`. Same "ONE per Game root, shared across every world"
-        // reach-in as `ctx.debug`/`ctx.random` below: `getSimClock(host.game)`
-        // returns the clock `createGame` filed, and `runFrameImpl` is what flushes
-        // it. A bare mount with no Game shell (headless harness, foreign host) gets
-        // a private, mount-local clock so the field is always a real value — but
-        // nothing flushes that one, because a mount with no Game has no fixed loop
-        // to bind timers to and inventing a wall-clock frontier here is exactly the
-        // hazard `core/sim-clock.ts` exists to avoid. Its `disposeAfter` is
-        // therefore unreachable; the disposer is still the real one.
-        const gameClock = host.game ? getSimClock(host.game) : null;
-        const clock = gameClock ?? createSimClock({ dispose: (obj) => disposeDebrisSubtree(obj, [ctx]) });
-        /** Only a mount-local fallback is THIS mount's to dispose — see the
-         *  `clock.dispose` teardown step below for why the game-scoped one is not. */
-        const ownsClock = gameClock === null;
-        // --- GameContext (the first-party runtime surface) ---
-        const ctx = {
-            scene,
-            camera,
-            rapierWorld: physics.rapierWorld,
-            rapier: RAPIER,
-            physics: physicsRegistry,
-            input,
-            collisions,
-            composer,
-            audio,
-            particles,
-            debugDraw,
-            assets,
-            systems,
-            clock,
-            // The live scene index for THIS root (P2 `observe`). Created before
-            // setup() runs so a game's own objects are indexed as they are added —
-            // it subscribes to three's `childadded`/`childremoved` on the scene, so
-            // everything the game builds arrives through it. Disposed in
-            // disposeGame() below (a warm restart keeps it: same `scene`, same ctx).
-            sceneIndex: createSceneIndex(scene),
-            registerSystemAdapter: (kind, adapter) => {
-                systemAdapters[kind] = adapter;
-                host.game?.notifySystemAdaptersChanged();
-            },
-        };
-        // Game root (T7.1 slice 1): only present once the host has constructed a
-        // Game shell (createGameRuntime does this before mount; headless/foreign
-        // hosts may omit it — ctx.game/ctx.roots simply stay undefined, which is
-        // the documented zero-break behavior). `ctx.roots` is assigned the SAME
-        // live array `host.game` mutates via `registerRoot` (not a copy) — the
-        // default world is registered AFTER mount returns, and this reference
-        // must observe that later push.
-        if (host.game) {
-            ctx.game = host.game;
-            ctx.roots = host.game.roots;
-            ctx.playtest = host.game.playtest ?? null;
-        }
-        // Everything registered above (the engine systems) is "engine" and must
-        // survive a warm
-        // restart. Everything a game's setup() (below) adds
-        // from here on is "game" content that `hotReload` bulk-removes via
-        // `systems.removeAllNonEngine()` on every restart (T1.7).
-        systems.markEngineBoundary();
-        // First-party System adapters over the real subsystems — seeded HERE,
-        // BEFORE setup()/scene load runs below, so that a game which registers any
-        // of these kinds during its own setup (via `ctx.registerSystemAdapter`)
-        // always wins over the engine's first-party entry (see
-        // registerSystemAdapter's docstring in runtime/types.ts). `navigation` is
-        // ALSO first-party now (R8 item 7): `createNavigationAdapter` wraps the
-        // resolves, not here (no NavMeshManager exists yet at this point in the
-        // mount). `networking` remains the one game-owned capability with no
-        // first-party implementer; it simply starts absent here.
-        // P-4: the physics seam is keyed by node id, so the first-party mount
-        // supplies the first-party `id → Object3D` map. `userData.entityId` is
-        // THIS stack's identity convention (the scene loader stamps it, and the
-        // editor's `objectMap`/`hierarchy.object3D` agree on it), which is exactly
-        // why the lookup belongs here and not inside `rapier-physics-adapter.ts`.
-        // Memoized because the gizmo/inspector ask repeatedly for one selection;
-        // a miss (or an object since detached) re-walks once and re-caches.
-        const nodeObjectCache = new Map();
-        const resolveNodeObject = (nodeId) => {
-            const cached = nodeObjectCache.get(nodeId);
-            if (cached?.parent)
-                return cached;
-            let found = null;
-            scene.traverse((o) => {
-                if (!found && getUserData(o, 'entityId') === nodeId)
-                    found = o;
-            });
-            if (found)
-                nodeObjectCache.set(nodeId, found);
-            else
-                nodeObjectCache.delete(nodeId);
-            return found;
-        };
-        systemAdapters.physics = createRapierPhysicsAdapter(physicsRegistry, physics, resolveNodeObject);
-        // D10/T7.6: the audio seam `Game.play.pause()` silences on pause. Works
-        // against the headless stand-in too (`headlessAudio()`'s plain
-        // `masterGain.gain` object) — this world's `pause()` mutes it harmlessly.
-        systemAdapters.audio = createAudioSystemAdapter(audio);
-        // Debug/synthetic-player seam (T1.1): ONE registry per Game root, shared
-        // across every world that mounts onto it — `getDebugRegistry(host.game)`
-        // reaches the SAME accumulator `createGame` filed, so a second/third
-        // world's `ctx.debug` feeds it too (see debug-registry.ts's module doc
-        // for the provenance/id note). A mount with no Game shell at all (bare
-        // test harnesses predating T7.1) gets a private, mount-local registry
-        // instead — same absence precedent as `ctx.game`/`ctx.roots` above.
-        const debugRegistry = (host.game ? getDebugRegistry(host.game) : null) ??
-            createDebugRegistry({ getTick: () => 0, getSimT: () => 0 });
-        systemAdapters.debug = debugRegistry.adapter;
-        // W4b: the render-debug capability is engine-owned and first-party, seeded
-        // here (like physics/input/assets) BEFORE the engineAdapterKinds snapshot
-        // below so a warm restart / stop never mistakes it for game content. Only
-        // present when a real WebGL2 context backed the mount (renderDebugWiring).
-        if (renderDebugWiring)
-            systemAdapters.renderDebug = renderDebugWiring.adapter;
-        ctx.debug = debugRegistry.forRoot(this.id);
-        // T1.2: the InputManager is a first-party per-world handle the registry
-        // has no other way to reach — wired as a lazy supplier (not a direct
-        // read here), scoped to THIS world's id, so the built-in `input.actions`
-        // provider always reflects the CURRENT action set, not a snapshot taken
-        // at mount time. Per-world (not a single last-writer-wins slot) since
-        // D15/T-D15.5 — see `debug-registry.ts`'s `setInputActionsSource` doc.
-        debugRegistry.setInputActionsSource(this.id, () => typeof input.actionNames === 'function'
-            ? input.actionNames().map((name) => ({ name, valueType: input.getActionValueType(name) }))
-            : []);
-        // D15/T-D15.5 — same lazy-supplier pattern (and same headless-stand-in
-        // guard) as `setInputActionsSource` immediately above: the built-in
-        // `input.trace` provider always reads the CURRENT recorded trace, never
-        // a snapshot taken at mount time. `seed`/`fixedDt` are assembled here
-        // (not inside `InputManager`, which has no business knowing about
-        // `ctx.random` or the loop) — the two replay-critical metadata fields
-        // the design doc's format sketch (§2.c) calls for beside the raw
-        // per-tick deltas; `null` only absent a Game/ctx.random behind this
-        // mount, matching every other "no Game" fallback in this file.
-        debugRegistry.setInputTraceSource(this.id, () => {
-            const raw = typeof input.getInputTrace === 'function'
-                ? input.getInputTrace()
-                : { version: 1, ticks: [] };
-            const seed = (host.game ? getSeededRandom(host.game) : null)?.seed ?? null;
-            const fixedDt = host.game?.loop.fixedDt ?? null;
-            return { version: raw.version, seed, fixedDt, ticks: raw.ticks };
-        });
-        // Task 2.1 — the same InputManager instance, wired as the debug bridge's
-        // actuation target (`runtime/debug-bridge.ts`'s `input.*` methods) at the
-        // same seed spot as `setInputActionsSource` above. Per-world (D15 review
-        // objection 2 fix) — see `debug-registry.ts`'s `setVirtualInputTarget`
-        // doc for why this used to be a single last-writer-wins slot.
-        debugRegistry.setVirtualInputTarget(this.id, {
-            setVirtualAction: (action, value) => input.setVirtualAction(action, value),
-            tapVirtualAction: (action) => input.tapVirtualAction(action),
-            clearVirtualActions: () => input.clearVirtualActions(),
-            scheduleActionAtTick: (tick, action, value) => input.scheduleActionAtTick(tick, action, value),
-            startInputRecording: () => input.startInputRecording(),
-            stopInputRecording: () => input.stopInputRecording(),
-            isInputRecording: () => input.isInputRecording(),
-            injectAxis: (sourceId, value) => input.injectAxis(sourceId, value),
-            injectVector2: (sourceId, value) => input.injectVector2(sourceId, value),
-            injectPointerDelta: (sourceId, delta) => input.injectPointerDelta(sourceId, delta),
-            injectPointerPosition: (sourceId, value) => input.injectPointerPosition(sourceId, value),
-        });
-        // R4-class fix — wire the InputManager's `'input.schedule.dropped'` sink
-        // to THIS world's debug registry, same seed spot/precedent as
-        // `setInputActionsSource`/`setVirtualInputTarget` above (typeof-guarded:
-        // a headless `InputManager` stand-in may have no `setDebugEmit`).
-        if (!host.game && typeof input.setDebugEmit === 'function') {
-            input.setDebugEmit((event, detail) => ctx.debug?.emit(event, detail));
-        }
-        // D15 (T-D15.1) — same "ONE per Game root, shared across every world"
-        // pattern as the debug registry immediately above: `getSeededRandom
-        // (host.game)` reaches the SAME `SeededRandom` `createGame` filed (boot-
-        // seeded by the manifest-aware mount path, `mount-manifest.ts`, before
-        // ANY world's `mount()`/`setup()` runs — see `createGame`'s own doc
-        // comment), so every world's `ctx.random` is the identical instance, not
-        // a per-world copy. Same absence precedent as `ctx.debug`: a mount with
-        // no Game shell at all gets a private, mount-local surface instead.
-        ctx.random =
-            (host.game ? getSeededRandom(host.game) : null) ??
-                createSeededRandom(DEFAULT_SEEDED_RANDOM_SEED);
-        // --- Live render vitals (issue #1504) -------------------------------------
-        // Engine-owned and first-party, seeded HERE like `renderDebug` above: a
-        // running game must be able to explain its own frame cost through the debug
-        // registry, with no capability to install and nothing for a game to write.
-        //
-        // THE GATE, in one place. Three conditions, and the reason for each:
-        //  1. `devBuildEnabled()` — the ONE owner of "is this a dev/editor
-        //     context" (`runtime/dev-build.ts`). A ship build registers nothing,
-        //     subscribes to nothing, and never enables the profiler.
-        //  2. a `Game` shell exists — the readings are folded out of that game's
-        //     profiler frames, and a bare mount has no profiler to fold.
-        //  3. not headless — a headless mount registers no render system at all,
-        //     so it never brackets a submission and never presents a frame. Its
-        //     vitals could only ever read empty, and registering a door that is
-        //     structurally incapable of answering is worse than not having one.
-        //
-        // The enabled-gating question, resolved: the profiler is AUTO-ENABLED here
-        // rather than given a second, cheaper always-on counter tier. A counter
-        // tier would be a parallel measurement path — exactly the side ledger this
-        // work exists to avoid — and the profiler already has the one property
-        // that made the choice: `enabled` is a plain flag whose cost is per-frame
-        // bookkeeping the editor ALREADY pays (it sets `profiler.enabled = true`
-        // on play, `CenterDocuments.tsx`), so under the dev gate this is not a new
-        // cost, it is the same cost arriving a little earlier. Nothing here ever
-        // turns it OFF: the profiler's other owners (the Performance panel,
-        // `render-control.ts`'s perfSample) save and restore the prior state, so a
-        // dev session that enabled it at mount keeps it enabled.
-        let renderVitals = null;
-        const seedRenderVitals = () => {
-            // `editorPreview ? true : undefined`: an adapter holding an editor
-            // preview is being authored IN the editor — a dev context by
-            // definition, even when the editor SPA itself is a production build.
-            // The packaged runtime bakes `import.meta.env.DEV = false` into its
-            // prebuilt bundle, which is a fact about how the EDITOR was built, not
-            // about whether this mount is a dev session — found live: a
-            // package-native project's vitals never seeded while its capabilities
-            // and every other project-graph module ran fine. The override argument
-            // is `devBuildEnabled`'s own documented seam for exactly this
-            // caller-knows-better case; a standalone/ship mount (no editorPreview)
-            // still resolves purely from the build env.
-            if (!host.game || headless || !devBuildEnabled(editorPreview ? true : undefined))
-                return;
-            renderVitals?.dispose();
-            host.game.profiler.enabled = true;
-            renderVitals = registerRenderVitals({
-                registry: debugRegistry,
-                worldId: this.id,
-                profiler: host.game.profiler,
-                scene,
-                renderer,
-            });
-        };
-        seedRenderVitals();
-        // Snapshot of the engine-owned adapter kinds, taken right after seeding
-        // and before any setup() has had a chance to run. `hotReload`/`disposeGame`
-        // use this to strip every GAME-registered kind (including an override of a
-        // first-party kind) left over from the outgoing game, so a warm restart or
-        // a full stop never exposes a disposed game's networking/etc. adapter to
-        // the next setup.
-        const engineAdapterKinds = new Set(Object.keys(systemAdapters));
-        // 'navigation' is engine-owned too (R8 item 7), but the scene load that
-        // populates it (below, `applySceneNavigation`) happens AFTER this
-        // snapshot — add it explicitly so the generic "strip every non-engine
-        // kind" step (hotReload/disposeGame) never mistakes a first-party
-        // navigation adapter for game-registered content and deletes it. (The
-        // adapter is still kept in sync with the CURRENT scene's NavMeshManager
-        // via the dedicated `clear navigation adapter` teardown step below, which
-        // runs independently of this snapshot.)
-        engineAdapterKinds.add('navigation');
-        // --- Scene / game setup ---
-        const engineSceneChildren = new Set(scene.children.slice());
-        // Tag engine-owned infra (particle BatchedRenderer, debug-draw + subtrees) so
-        // the editor's play-mode hierarchy skips them — they're not game entities.
-        for (const c of engineSceneChildren) {
-            c.traverse((n) => setUserData(n, 'engineInternal', true));
-        }
-        let currentCleanup = null;
-        let sparkRenderer = null;
-        let sparkRendererLoading = false;
-        let sparkRendererFailed = false;
-        // Discovery is render-loop scheduling, so advance it from the loop's `dt`
-        // instead of introducing a second wall-clock frontier into engine code.
-        // Start at the threshold so the first rendered frame discovers eager splats.
-        let sparkDiscoveryElapsedMs = SPARK_DISCOVERY_INTERVAL_MS;
-        if (!setup) {
-            throw new Error('SetupThreeRootAdapter: no `setup` supplied. The `.vscn.json` scene branches ' +
-                '(`scenePath` / `sceneData`) were removed with the format; a first-party three root ' +
-                'is either an imperative ' +
-                '`setup(ctx)` (wrap it with `fromSetup(id, setup)`) or a TSX/R3F world root ' +
-                '(`entry` pointing at a .tsx module — mounted by the R3F adapter, not this one).');
-        }
-        // Headless is legal here: `createSceneView` was skipped above, the composer
-        // is a no-op stand-in, and `setup` gets a real `THREE.Scene`/camera. It used
-        // to throw because headless existed only for the `.vscn` `sceneData` branch;
-        // with the format gone (WO-8) `setup` is the only mount path, and headless
-        // unit mounts are what exercise the Game/roots/frame machinery without WebGL.
-        currentCleanup = await setup(ctx, editorPreview);
-        // Warm the GPU program cache before the first visible frame. A mount gets
-        // a fresh WebGL context, so without this every scene material compiles
-        // lazily INSIDE the first draw calls — measured as ~0.5s of main-thread
-        // driver stalls on every editor play press. Gated on
-        // KHR_parallel_shader_compile: with the extension, compileAsync overlaps
-        // the compiles with the play transition; WITHOUT it (software
-        // rasterizers — SwiftShader in CI) compileAsync degenerates into one big
-        // synchronous compile that delays mount by whole seconds, strictly worse
-        // than the lazy first-draw path it was replacing. Best-effort: lazy
-        // compilation stays correct if it throws, and test hosts pass renderer
-        // stubs without these methods.
-        const glContext = typeof renderer.getContext === 'function' ? renderer.getContext() : undefined;
-        const parallelCompile = !!glContext &&
-            typeof glContext.getExtension === 'function' &&
-            !!glContext.getExtension('KHR_parallel_shader_compile');
-        if (!headless && parallelCompile && typeof renderer.compileAsync === 'function') {
-            try {
-                await renderer.compileAsync(scene, camera);
-            }
-            catch {
-                // Fall back to lazy compilation.
-            }
-        }
-        // Idempotency guard for disposeGame — see below. Declared here (not inside
-        // disposeGame) so hotReload can also refuse to run on an already-disposed
-        // adapter.
-        let disposed = false;
-        // Run one teardown step in isolation: a throwing step (e.g. a game's own
-        // cleanup misbehaving, or a WASM free() panicking) must
-        // not abort the remaining steps — otherwise a single bad step leaks
-        // the Rapier world and skips input.dispose() with no way to retry (a
-        // second call is a no-op once `disposed` is set). Logs and continues.
-        const safeStep = (label, fn) => {
-            try {
-                fn();
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                console.error(`SetupThreeRootAdapter: teardown step "${label}" threw (continuing)`, err);
-            }
-        };
-        const disposeGame = () => {
-            // A second stop() must be a safe no-op — do NOT double-free the Rapier
-            // world/EventQueue (WASM handles panic/throw on a second free) or
-            // double-run teardown side effects.
-            if (disposed)
-                return;
-            disposed = true;
-            safeStep('currentCleanup.dispose', () => {
-                currentCleanup?.dispose();
-                currentCleanup = null;
-            });
-            safeStep('sparkRenderer.dispose', () => {
-                if (!sparkRenderer)
-                    return;
-                sparkRenderer.removeFromParent();
-                disposeSparkRendererWhenIdle(sparkRenderer);
-                sparkRenderer = null;
-            });
-            // The scene instance's NavMeshManager (if any) was just disposed above
-            // (currentCleanup.dispose calls `inst.navMesh?.dispose(scene)`) — clear
-            // the wrapper too, or `mounted.systems.navigation` would keep pointing
-            // at a freed manager (R8 item 7). Unconditional: harmless if navigation
-            // was never set.
-            safeStep('clear navigation adapter', () => {
-                delete systemAdapters.navigation;
-            });
-            if (!headless) {
-                safeStep('removeEventListener(keydown)', () => window.removeEventListener('keydown', onDebugToggle));
-            }
-            // P3 — the MOUNT-LOCAL clock only, and only when this mount created one
-            // (a bare mount with no Game shell). The game-scoped clock is disposed by
-            // `GameInternal.dispose()`, which `create-runtime.ts` runs after every
-            // root has torn down — because disposing ONE world's mount is a supported
-            // way to end a sub-session while the Game keeps running, and destroying a
-            // shared clock there froze `now()` and killed the sibling worlds' timers.
-            // The asymmetry is the tell: `seededRandom` and `debugRegistry` are
-            // game-scoped too, and this teardown destroys neither (it strips only its
-            // OWN slice of the registry, a few steps below).
-            //
-            // Sim timers still go BEFORE the Rapier world they would touch: a pending
-            // `disposeAfter`/`after` fires into a live Rapier world, and once that is
-            // gone it would operate on freed WASM handles.
-            // Disposing cancels every timer and rejects every pending `delay` with an
-            // `AbortError` (which awaiting game code is documented to tolerate,
-            // exactly like an aborted `fetch`).
-            if (ownsClock)
-                safeStep('clock.dispose', () => clock.dispose());
-            // Before the scene is emptied below: dropping the listeners
-            // first means the teardown's ~N `scene.remove()` calls do no index
-            // bookkeeping, and — the failure mode this exists to prevent — no
-            // `childadded` listener is left behind on a disposed scene.
-            safeStep('sceneIndex.dispose', () => ctx.sceneIndex.dispose());
-            safeStep('remove rigid bodies', () => {
-                const handles = [];
-                physics.rapierWorld.forEachRigidBody((b) => handles.push(b.handle));
-                for (const h of handles) {
-                    const b = physics.rapierWorld.getRigidBody(h);
-                    if (b)
-                        physics.rapierWorld.removeRigidBody(b);
-                }
-            });
-            safeStep('rapierWorld.free', () => physics.rapierWorld.free());
-            safeStep('eventQueue.free', () => physics.eventQueue.free()); // WASM handle — must be freed manually
-            safeStep('physicsRegistry.clear', () => physicsRegistry.clear());
-            safeStep('scene children dispose', () => {
-                for (const obj of [...scene.children]) {
-                    scene.remove(obj);
-                    obj.traverse((node) => {
-                        if (node instanceof THREE.Mesh) {
-                            if (!hasUserData(node, '__sharedGeometry'))
-                                node.geometry?.dispose();
-                            if (Array.isArray(node.material))
-                                node.material.forEach((m) => {
-                                    m.dispose();
-                                });
-                            else
-                                node.material?.dispose();
-                        }
-                    });
-                }
-                scene.fog = null;
-                scene.background = null;
-                scene.environment = null;
-            });
-            safeStep('clearAssetCaches', () => clearAssetCaches());
-            safeStep('debugDraw.clear', () => debugDraw.clear());
-            // R8 item 7 (C) — disposeGame (Stop) used to skip both of these, unlike
-            // hotReload (warm restart), which already ran them: a game lifecycle
-            // system registered via `ctx.systems.register(...)` never had its
-            // `dispose()` hook called on a full Stop, and a game-registered
-            // systemAdapters kind (e.g. a `setup`-registered 'networking') survived
-            // a Stop and would be visible on a STALE `mounted.systems` even though
-            // the game that owned it is gone. Same two steps, same relative
-            // ordering as hotReload (before the
-            // engine-owned audio/input teardown below, which hotReload doesn't
-            // touch at all since it warm-restarts rather than tearing engine
-            // subsystems down).
-            safeStep('systems.removeAllNonEngine', () => systems.removeAllNonEngine());
-            safeStep('strip game-registered systemAdapters', () => {
-                for (const kind of Object.keys(systemAdapters)) {
-                    if (!engineAdapterKinds.has(kind))
-                        delete systemAdapters[kind];
-                }
-            });
-            // A game-hosted mount owns only its world-scoped registrations; sibling
-            // roots remain alive during root replacement. A bare standalone adapter
-            // owns the registry and can clear it globally.
-            safeStep('debugRegistry.strip', () => host.game ? debugRegistry.strip(this.id) : debugRegistry.strip());
-            // The strip above removes the vitals REGISTRATIONS (their provenance is
-            // this world). This ends the fold's profiler subscription — the one
-            // resource `registerRenderVitals` allocates that a strip cannot reach.
-            safeStep('renderVitals.dispose', () => {
-                renderVitals?.dispose();
-                renderVitals = null;
-            });
-            // This mount created the depth pass, so this mount ends it — the render
-            // target it holds is drawing-buffer sized and nothing else can reach it.
-            safeStep('softParticleDepth.dispose', () => softParticleDepth.dispose());
-            // Release analyser taps BEFORE the audio teardown below. A consumer
-            // (the editor's meter poll) should dispose its own handle, but Stop must
-            // never leak taps regardless.
-            //
-            // This used to ride on the Tone introspection module's disposer, which
-            // meant a game that never touched Tone leaked them — the module was
-            // never loaded, so nothing ever called this. `acquireMeters` belongs to
-            // the base adapter (535d248dc), so its release does too, and the world
-            // that created the adapter is what disposes it.
-            safeStep('audio meters release', () => {
-                const audioAdapter = systemAdapters.audio;
-                if (audioAdapter)
-                    releaseAudioMeters(audioAdapter);
-            });
-            if (!headless) {
-                safeStep('audio teardown', () => {
-                    audio.masterGain.gain.value = 0;
-                    audio.listener.context.suspend();
-                    camera.remove(audio.listener);
-                    composer.dispose();
-                });
-            }
-            if (ownsInput)
-                safeStep('input.dispose', () => input.dispose());
-            // W4b: restore any pending capture wrappers and reject a capture in
-            // flight (a Stop mid-capture must not leave the context patched).
-            safeStep('renderDebug.dispose', () => renderDebugWiring?.dispose());
-            safeStep('gpuTimer.dispose', () => gpuTimer?.dispose());
-            safeStep('viewportShading.dispose', () => viewportShading.dispose());
-        };
-        const hotReload = async (newSetup, newEditorPreview) => {
-            if (disposed) {
-                throw new Error('SetupThreeRootAdapter: cannot hotReload after dispose()/stop()');
-            }
-            // Full parity with disposeGame for the parts a warm restart rebuilds:
-            // game cleanup, component batch teardown (in that
-            // ordering, BEFORE bodies are pulled from the world — see disposeGame),
-            // scene-UI dispose (React root unmount), and bulk system removal. Each
-            // step isolated the same way as disposeGame — one throwing step (e.g. a
-            // component dispose) must not abort the rest of the warm restart.
-            safeStep('currentCleanup.dispose', () => {
-                currentCleanup?.dispose();
-                currentCleanup = null;
-            });
-            // Clear any navigation adapter a previous `setup` registered: `hotReload`'s
-            // `newSetup` (below) never auto-wires a replacement, so leaving the old
-            // wrapper would point at a disposed manager. A `newSetup` that wants navigation may
-            // register its own via `ctx.registerSystemAdapter('navigation', ...)`.
-            safeStep('clear navigation adapter', () => {
-                delete systemAdapters.navigation;
-            });
-            safeStep('remove rigid bodies', () => {
-                const handles = [];
-                physics.rapierWorld.forEachRigidBody((b) => handles.push(b.handle));
-                for (const h of handles) {
-                    const b = physics.rapierWorld.getRigidBody(h);
-                    if (b)
-                        physics.rapierWorld.removeRigidBody(b);
-                }
-                physicsRegistry.clear();
-            });
-            safeStep('scene children dispose', () => {
-                for (const obj of [...scene.children]) {
-                    if (engineSceneChildren.has(obj))
-                        continue;
-                    scene.remove(obj);
-                    obj.traverse((node) => {
-                        if (node instanceof THREE.Mesh) {
-                            if (!hasUserData(node, '__sharedGeometry'))
-                                node.geometry?.dispose();
-                            if (Array.isArray(node.material))
-                                node.material.forEach((m) => {
-                                    m.dispose();
-                                });
-                            else
-                                node.material?.dispose();
-                        }
-                    });
-                }
-                scene.fog = null;
-                scene.background = null;
-                scene.environment = null;
-            });
-            safeStep('debugDraw.clear', () => debugDraw.clear());
-            // Bulk-remove every system the outgoing game registered (this restart's
-            // predecessor) so warm restarts never accumulate duplicate systems —
-            // engine systems registered before mount()'s boundary mark are untouched.
-            safeStep('systems.removeAllNonEngine', () => systems.removeAllNonEngine());
-            // Strip every GAME-registered systemAdapters kind left by the outgoing
-            // game (including any override of a first-party kind) so the disposed
-            // game's networking/etc. adapter is never exposed to the next setup —
-            // see registerSystemAdapter's docstring in runtime/types.ts. ('navigation'
-            // is engine-kind and is NOT touched here — it's a first-party adapter now,
-            // kept in sync with the current scene's NavMeshManager by the dedicated
-            // `clear navigation adapter` step above instead.) The new setup below
-            // either re-registers a kind or it stays absent.
-            safeStep('strip game-registered systemAdapters', () => {
-                for (const kind of Object.keys(systemAdapters)) {
-                    if (!engineAdapterKinds.has(kind))
-                        delete systemAdapters[kind];
-                }
-            });
-            // Hot-reload re-seed (spec §3.1): the incoming game's setup (below)
-            // re-registers its providers/commands under the SAME worldId — strip()
-            // clears the outgoing game's registrations first so that re-seed is
-            // silent (no stale duplicate-name warning) rather than "replacing" a
-            // dead game's entries. Defect 2 fix: scoped to THIS mount's worldId
-            // (`this.id`) — a blind global strip() here wiped every OTHER live
-            // world's registrations on every warm restart of just this one, plus
-            // every react-door registration (whose `useEffect` cleanup never
-            // re-fires to restore them after someone else's strip).
-            safeStep('debugRegistry.strip', () => debugRegistry.strip(this.id));
-            // The strip above takes the ENGINE's own vitals registrations with it
-            // (they carry this world's provenance, which is what makes the game's
-            // own re-seed silent). Re-seed them before the incoming setup runs, so a
-            // warm restart does not silently cost a game its render vitals — and so
-            // the fold starts clean rather than carrying the outgoing game's frames.
-            safeStep('renderVitals re-seed', seedRenderVitals);
-            currentCleanup = await newSetup(ctx, newEditorPreview);
-        };
-        return {
-            kind: 'three',
-            scene,
-            camera,
-            firstParty: true,
-            drivesOwnLoop: false,
-            update: (dt) => {
-                systems.run(dt);
-                postFrame();
-            },
-            resize: (w, h) => {
-                const safeWidth = Math.max(1, w);
-                const safeHeight = Math.max(1, h);
-                composer.setSize(safeWidth, safeHeight);
-                camera.aspect = safeWidth / safeHeight;
-                camera.updateProjectionMatrix();
-            },
-            dispose: disposeGame,
-            systems: systemAdapters,
-            ctx,
-            composer: headless ? null : composer,
-            setViewportShadingMode: (mode) => {
-                viewportShadingMode = mode;
-            },
-            hotReload,
-            frame: {
-                runPhase: (phase, dt) => systems.runPhase(phase, dt),
-                endFrame: postFrame,
-            },
-        };
-    }
-}
-/** Headless input stand-in — `InputManager` attaches `window` listeners in its
- *  constructor, which Node lacks. A headless mount never reads input. */
-function headlessInput() {
-    return {
-        poll: () => { },
-        endFrame: () => { },
-        dispose: () => { },
-        loadMap: async () => { },
-        isPressed: () => false,
-        getAxis: () => 0,
-    };
-}
-/** Headless audio stand-in (no Web Audio). Only the fields the mount/cleanup
- *  touch are present. */
-function headlessAudio() {
-    return {
-        listener: undefined,
-        masterGain: { gain: { value: 1 } },
-    };
-}